September 7, 2008

One week ago we began a discussion. It began with a question. What would happen if tens of thousands of believers began to pray according to the will of God about specific global events that affect the Kingdom of God? What would that look like? What would that do?

If you're new here you'll probably need to listen to the August Review podcast for the full context. Nevertheless we've begun this discussion to fulfill the next step in our development as the community of the Daily Audio Bible: The WindFarm Prayer Initiative (Ez 37). The reality is this will probably grow among us, through us and likely beyond us but we smile at those things. We're doing what has never been done before. Where else do people meet by the thousands every single day to simply read the Bible and commune with one another? That's the beauty of what God is doing here. It's all open source. It's a pile of rocks; a monument to His Glory. We're worldwide and connected for no other reason than our passion for God and hunger for His Word.

I have been inspired by many of the things you've said this week on the forums. The prayers, the insights and the desire for God to move has affected me deeply. Let's keep talking. Communication will be the catalyst for unity which will birth this global prayer of which we speak. Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven is our prayer. I cannot wait to see where this adventure will take us.

On another note I completed a major goal for the year on Thursday when I met Tara in Atlanta. Those of you who are on the forums know Tara well. She prays for you, encourages you and leads you with grace and wisdom. I finally saw her face to face. When the DAB started I wasn't quite sure about virtual community. Now it's impossible to deny. It was incredibly rewarding to spend time with her. She is home grown out of the Daily Audio Bible and to see where she was and where God has brought her through daily exposure to His Word in almost three years is so deeply fulfilling. I've now made the rounds and met every single person that holds our little corner of cyberspace together. Rob, Chet, Jason, Debbie and Tara. You are so deeply loved and appreciated.

Onward Comrades,

Brian